| Most people are not ready for the truth. But, Cherish is. In fact, these four singing sisters who hit it big in 2006 with the dance hit "Do It to It" from the Gold-certified album, Unappreciated, are positive that you are ready as well. "Our new album is named The Truth, and it basically delves into the different aspects of our lives," says an excited Fallon, 20. "The entire album reflects our lives and our situations." Their sophomore project introduces young women who have found their unique place in a field full of duplicates and manufactured stars. The potent first single "Killa"--about not being able to resist the man you know is no good--produced by Don Vito and featuring rapper Yung Joc, is rhythmically robust and vocally arresting. "The initial perception of Cherish was that we were this little girl group with catchy records," says Farrah, 24, seemingly the most laidback sister of the clan. "We put a lot of time, energy and effort into The Truth and it's a testament to our growth."
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